Explore how to redesign systems and align priorities when working within a small-staffed organization. Lean foundations balance the same goals as their larger counterparts – balancing strategic vision, grantmaking, board governance and more in this recorded Midwest Partner Series program.
This informal policy conversation includes an update on Ohio policy landscape, including a preview of the Ohio Legislature's Lame Duck session priorities and elections for state offices.
In this recording, learn about the Eligibility Management Learning Community (EMLC) and how it aims to improve access to care, maintain treatment continuity and reduce avoidable coverage disruptions as Ohio prepares for significant changes to Medicaid eligibility beginning in 2027. The EMLC brings together providers, advocates, payors and government partners to help prevent avoidable coverage loss among community members, especially those with serious mental illness and other chronic health conditions.
Reexamine traditional support models and explore how equity-centered capacity-building can lead to more sustainable, community-rooted outcomes. In this interactive virtual workshop recording, you’ll learn practical tools, reflect on your philanthropic role and leave with clear, actionable strategies to align your work with the realities that nonprofits are facing today.
Learn about Philanthropy Ohio, its membership benefits and how to enhance your engagement with its resources. Whether you're new to your role or a philanthropic sector veteran, find out how Philanthropy Ohio can support you and your organization in achieving your goals.
Learn about Philanthropy Ohio, its membership benefits and how to enhance your engagement with its resources. Whether you're new to your role or a philanthropic sector veteran, find out how Philanthropy Ohio can support you and your organization in achieving your goals.
Learn practical ways to use artificial intelligence (AI) for tasks and build real-world use cases for AI in your philanthropic role.
Explore baby bonds, a bipartisan policy proposal that’s gaining momentum, in which every child born into poverty receives a publicly funded trust account at birth and "superbundle" policies to improve maternal health and wealth. David Radcliffe of The New School’s Institute on Race, Power, and Political Economy and Dr. Megan Smith of the National Diaper Bank Network explain evidence-based policies that provide “start-up capital” for young adults to access education, home ownership and entrepreneurship.
Uncover how you can leverage responsible AI use while maintaining community trust and alignment, particularly in the context of rural communities in this Midwest Partner Series recording.
Session 5: Capstone Advocacy Project. This final session reinforces learnings from the advocacy series while strengthening relationships with your philanthropic colleagues engaged in advocacy.
